DjVuDocEditor.h

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# ifdef NOT_DEFINED // Just to fool emacs c++ mode}
#endif#endif/** @name DjVuDocEditor.h Files #"DjVuDocEditor.h"# and #"DjVuDocEditor.cpp"# contain extension of \Ref{DjVuDocument} class, which can create and modify existing DjVu document, generate thumbnails, etc. It does {\bf not} do compression though. @memo DjVu document editor class. @author Andrei Erofeev <eaf@geocities.com> @version #$Id: DjVuDocEditor.h,v 1.11 2007/05/19 03:07:33 leonb Exp $#*///@{/** #DjVuDocEditor# is an extension of \Ref{DjVuDocument} class with additional capabilities for editing the document contents. It can be used to: \begin{enumerate} \item Create (compose) new multipage DjVu documents using single page DjVu documents. The class does {\bf not} do compression. \item Insert and remove different pages of multipage DjVu documents. \item Change attributes ({\em names}, {\em IDs} and {\em titles}) of files composing the DjVu document. \item Generate thumbnail images and integrate them into the document. \end{enumerate}*/00106class DJVUAPI DjVuDocEditor : publicDjVuDocument
{
public:
staticint thumbnails_per_file;
protected: /// Default constructorDjVuDocEditor(void);
/** Initialization function. Initializes an empty document. {\bf Note}: You must call either of the two available \Ref{init}() function before you start doing anything else with the #DjVuDocEditor#. */voidinit(void);
/** Initialization function. Opens document with name #filename#. {\bf Note}: You must call either of the two available \Ref{init}() function before you start doing anything else with the #DjVuDocEditor#. */voidinit(constGURL &url);
public: /** Creates a DjVuDocEditor class and initializes with #fname#. */staticGP<DjVuDocEditor>create_wait(constGURL &url);
/** Creates a DjVuDocEditor class and initializes an empty document. */staticGP<DjVuDocEditor>create_wait(void);
/// Destructorvirtual ~DjVuDocEditor(void);
/** Returns type of open document. #DjVuDocEditor# silently converts any open DjVu document to #BUNDLED# format (see \Ref{DjVuDocument}. Thus, \Ref{DjVuDocument::get_doc_type}() will always be returning #BUNDLED#. Use this function to learn the original format of the document being edited. */int get_orig_doc_type(void) const;
/** Returns #TRUE# if the document can be "saved" (sometimes the only possibility is to do a "save as"). The reason why we have this function is that #DjVuDocEditor# can save documents in new formats only (#BUNDLED# and #INDIRECT#). At the same time it recognizes all DjVu formats (#OLD_BUNDLED#, #OLD_INDEXED#, #BUNDLED#, and #INDIRECT#). #OLD_BUNDLED# and #BUNDLED# documents occupy only one file, so in this case "saving" involves the automatic conversion to #BUNDLED# format and storing data into the same file. #OLD_INDEXED# documents, on the other hand, occupy more than one file. They could be converted to #INDIRECT# format if these two formats had the same set of files. Unfortunately, these formats are too different, and the best thing to do is to use "save as" capability. */bool can_be_saved(void) const;
/** Returns type of the document, which can be created by \Ref{save}() function. Can be #INDIRECT#, #BUNDLED#, #SINGLE_PAGE#, or #UNKNOWN_TYPE#. The latter indicates, that \Ref{save}() will fail, and that \Ref{save_as}() should be used instead */int get_save_doc_type(void) const;
/** Saves the document. May generate exception if the document can not be saved, and \Ref{save_as}() should be used. See \Ref{can_be_saved}() for details. */void save(void);
/** Saves the document. */virtualvoidsave_as(constGURL &where, bool bundled);
/** Saves the document in the {\em new bundled} format. All the data is "bundled" into one file and this file is written into the passed stream. If #force_djvm# is #TRUE# then even one page documents will be saved in the #DJVM BUNDLED# format (inside a #FORM:DJVM#); {\bf Plugin Warning}. This function will read contents of the whole document. Thus, if you call it from the main thread (the thread, which transfers data from Netscape), the plugin will block. */virtualvoidwrite(constGP<ByteStream> &str, bool force_djvm=false); /** Always save as bundled, renaming any files conflicting with the the names in the supplied GMap. */virtualvoidwrite(constGP<ByteStream> &str,
constGMap<GUTF8String,void *> &reserved);
/** Saves the specified pages in DjVu #BUNDLED# multipage document. */void save_pages_as(
constGP<ByteStream> &str, constGList<int> & page_list);
/** Translates page number #page_num# to ID. If #page_num# is invalid, an exception is thrown. */GUTF8Stringpage_to_id(int page_num) const;
GUTF8String insert_file(constGURL &url, constGUTF8String &parent_id,
int chunk_num=1, DjVuPort *source=0); /** Inserts the referenced file into this DjVu document. @param fname Name of the top-level file containing the image of the page to be inserted. This file must be a DjVu file and may include one or more other DjVu files. If it include other DjVu files, the function will try to insert them into the document too. Should this attempt fail, the corresponding #INCL# chunk will be removed from the referencing file and an exception will be thrown. When inserting a file, the function may modify its name to be unique in the DjVu document. @param page_num Position where the new page should be inserted at. Negative value means "append" */void insert_page(constGURL &fname, int page_num=-1); /** Inserts a new page with data inside the #data_pool# as page number #page_num. @param data_pool \Ref{DataPool} with data for this page. @param file_name Name, which will be assigned to this page. If you try to save the document in #INDIRECT# format, a file with this name will be created to hold the page's data. If there is already a file in the document with the same name, the function will derive a new unique name from file_name, which will be assigned to the page. @param page_num Describes where the page should be inserted. Negative number means "append". */void insert_page(GP<DataPool> & file_pool,
constGURL &fname, int page_num=-1); /** Inserts a group of pages into this DjVu document. Like \Ref{insert_page}() it will insert every page into the document. The main advantage of calling this function once for the whole group instead of calling \Ref{insert_page}() for every page is the processing of included files: The group of files may include one or more files, which are thus shared by them. If you call \Ref{insert_page}() for every page, this shared file will be inserted into the document more than once though under different names. This is how \Ref{insert_page}() works: whenever it inserts something, it checks for duplicate names with only one purpose: invent a new name if a given one is already in use. On the other hand, if you call #insert_group#(), it will insert shared included files only once. This is because it can analyze the group of files before inserting them and figure out what files are shared and thus should be inserted only once. @param fname_list List of top-level files for the pages to be inserted @param page_num Position where the new pages should be inserted at. Negative value means "append" */void insert_group(constGList<GURL> & furl_list, int page_num=-1,
void (* refresh_cb)(void *)=0, void * cl_data=0); /** Removes the specified page from the document. If #remove_unref# is #TRUE#, the function will also remove from the document any file, which became unreferenced due to the page's removal */void remove_page(int page_num, bool remove_unref=true); /** Removes the specified pages from the document. If #remove_unref# is #TRUE#, the function will also remove from the document any file, which became unreferenced due to the pages' removal */void remove_pages(constGList<int> & page_list, bool remove_unref=true); /** Removes a DjVu file with the specified #id#. If some other files include this file, the corresponding #INCL# chunks will be removed to avoid dead links. If #remove_unref# is #TRUE#, the function will also remove every file, which will become unreferenced after the removal of this file. */void remove_file(constGUTF8String &id, bool remove_unref=true); /** Makes page number #page_num# to be #new_page_num#. If #new_page_num# is negative or too big, the function will move page #page_num# to the end of the document. */void move_page(int page_num, int new_page_num); /** Shifts all pags from the #page_list# according to the #shift#. The #shift# can be positive (shift toward the end of the document) or negative (shift toward the beginning of the document). It is OK to make #shift# too big in value. Pages will just be moved to the end (or to the beginning, depending on the #shift# sign) of the document. */void move_pages(constGList<int> & page_list, int shift);
/** Changes the name of the file with ID #id# to #name#. Refer to \Ref{DjVmDir} for the explanation of {\em IDs}, {\em names} and {\em titles}. */void set_file_name(constGUTF8String &id, constGUTF8String &name); /** Changes the name of the page #page_num# to #name#. Refer to \Ref{DjVmDir} for the explanation of {\em IDs}, {\em names} and {\em titles}. */void set_page_name(int page_num, constGUTF8String &name); /** Changes the title of the file with ID #id# to #title#. Refer to \Ref{DjVmDir} for the explanation of {\em IDs}, {\em names} and {\em titles}. */void set_file_title(constGUTF8String &id, constGUTF8String &title); /** Changes the title of the page #page_num# to #title#. Refer to \Ref{DjVmDir} for the explanation of {\em IDs}, {\em names} and {\em titles}. */void set_page_title(int page_num, constGUTF8String &title);
/** @name Thumbnails */ //@{ /** Returns the number of thumbnails stored inside this document. It may be #ZERO#, which means, that there are no thumbnails at all. It may be equal to the number of pages, which is what should normally be. Finally, it may be greater than #ZERO# and less than the number of pages, in which case thumbnails should be regenerated before the document can be saved. */int get_thumbnails_num(void) const;
/** Returns the size of the first encountered thumbnail image. Since thumbnails can currently be generated by \Ref{generate_thumbnails}() only, all thumbnail images should be of the same size. Thus, the number returned is actually the size of {\em all} document thumbnails. The function will return #-1# if there are no thumbnails. */int get_thumbnails_size(void) const;
/** Removes all thumbnails from the document */void remove_thumbnails(void);
/** Generates thumbnails for the specified page, if and only if it does not have a thumbnail yet. If you want to regenerate thumbnails for all pages, call \Ref{remove_thumbnails}() prior to calling this function. @param thumb_size The size of the thumbnails in pixels. DjVu viewer is able to rescale the thumbnail images if necessary, so this parameter affects thumbnails quality only. 128 is a good number. @param page_num The page number to genate the thumbnail for. */int generate_thumbnails(int thumb_size, int page_num);
/** Generates thumbnails for those pages, which do not have them yet. If you want to regenerate thumbnails for all pages, call \Ref{remove_thumbnails}() prior to calling this function. @param thumb_size The size of the thumbnails in pixels. DjVu viewer is able to rescale the thumbnail images if necessary, so this parameter affects thumbnails quality only. 128 is a good number. @param cb The callback, which will be called after thumbnail image for the next page has been generated. Regardless of if the document already has thumbnail images for some of its pages, the callback will be called #pages_num# times, where #pages_num# is the total number of pages in the document. The callback should return #FALSE# if thumbnails generating should proceed. #TRUE# will stop it. */void generate_thumbnails(int thumb_size,
bool (* cb)(int page_num, void *)=0,
void * cl_data=0); //@} /** Use this function to simplify annotations in the document. The "simplified" format is when annotations are only allowed either in top-level page files or in a special file with #SHARED_ANNO# flag on. This file is supposed to be included into every page. */void simplify_anno(void (* progress_cb)(float progress, void *)=0,
void * cl_data=0);
/** Will create a file that will be included into every page and marked with the #SHARED_ANNO# flag. This file can be used to store global annotations (annotations applicable to every page). {\bf Note:} There may be only one #SHARED_ANNO# file in any DjVu multipage document. */void create_shared_anno_file(void (* progress_cb)(float progress, void *)=0,
void * cl_data=0);
/** Sets bookmark data */void set_djvm_nav(GP<DjVmNav> nav);
/** Returns a pointer to the file with #SHARED_ANNO# flag on. This file should be used for storing document-wide annotations. {\bf Note:} There may be only one #SHARED_ANNO# file in any DjVu multipage document. */GP<DjVuFile> get_shared_anno_file(void);
GURL get_doc_url(void) const;
/** Returns TRUE if #class_name# is #"DjVuDocEditor"#, #"DjVuDocument"# or #"DjVuPort"# */virtualboolinherits(constGUTF8String &class_name) const;
virtualGP<DataPool>request_data(constDjVuPort * source, constGURL & url);
protected:
virtualGP<DjVuFile> url_to_file(constGURL & url, bool dont_create) const;
virtualGP<DataPool>get_thumbnail(int page_num, bool dont_decode);
friendclass CThumbNails;
public:
class File;
private:
bool initialized;
GURL doc_url;
GP<DataPool> doc_pool;
GURL tmp_doc_url;
int orig_doc_type;
int orig_doc_pages;
GPMap<GUTF8String, File> files_map; // files_map[id]=GP<File>
GCriticalSection files_lock;
GPMap<GUTF8String,DataPool> thumb_map;
GCriticalSection thumb_lock;
void (* refresh_cb)(void *);
void * refresh_cl_data;
void check(void);
GUTF8String find_unique_id(GUTF8Stringid);
GP<DataPool> strip_incl_chunks(constGP<DataPool> & pool);
void clean_files_map(void);
bool insert_file_type(constGURL &file_url,
DjVmDir::File::FILE_TYPE page_type,
int & file_pos,
GMap<GUTF8String, GUTF8String> & name2id);
bool insert_file( constGP<DataPool> &pool,
constGURL &file_url, bool is_page,
int & file_pos,
GMap<GUTF8String,GUTF8String> & name2id,
DjVuPort *source=0 );
bool insert_file(
constGURL &file_url, bool is_page,
int & file_pos,
GMap<GUTF8String,GUTF8String> & name2id,
DjVuPort *source=0 );
void remove_file(constGUTF8String &id, bool remove_unref,
GMap<GUTF8String, void *> & ref_map);
void generate_ref_map(constGP<DjVuFile> & file,
GMap<GUTF8String, void *> & ref_map,
GMap<GURL, void *> & visit_map);
void move_file(constGUTF8String &id, int & file_pos,
GMap<GUTF8String, void *> & map);
void unfile_thumbnails(void);
void file_thumbnails(void);
void save_file(constGUTF8String &id, constGURL &codebase,
constbool only_modified, GMap<GUTF8String, GUTF8String> & map);
void save_file(constGUTF8String &id, constGURL &codebase,
GMap<GUTF8String, GUTF8String> & map);
};
//@}#ifdef HAVE_NAMESPACES}
# ifndef NOT_USING_DJVU_NAMESPACEusing namespace DJVU;
# endif#endif#endif